Leader Announces State Farm Food Promotion Plans
Governor George M Leader announced a start to a Pennsylvania farm foods promotion program with a marketing advisory committee to work with the State Department of Agriculture. A Nov 8 Harrisburg conference will gather representatives from farm groups, processors, hotels, restaurants and distributors to launch cooperative marketing efforts and set four initial missions.
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Pennsylvania
George M
State Department of Agriculture
Commonwealth
Harrisburg
Agriculture
William L. Henning
State Bureau of Markets
Agriculture Department
Henning
John L Rainey
Department’s Bureau of Markets
Bureau
Ownership and circulation data for Lancaster Farming 1956
Public notice lists ownership management and circulation details for Lancaster Farming of Quarryville Pennsylvania as of September 30 1956. Alfred C Alspach is owner publisher and appears with several staff roles while bondholders and security holders above one percent are noted as none. The notice is signed by Lura M Keene commissioner director dated September 28 1956.
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Lancaster Farming
Quarryville
Pennsylvania
Alfred C. Alspach
N. Duke St
Lancaster
Ernest J.neill
Broad Street
C. Wallace Abel
Stanton Road
North Duke St
New Tr Vication
Alfred C. Alsvach
Svra ‘Te Ams
Lura ML Keene
Grand Reserve Champion Ayrshire at Manheim Farm Show
Abram G Flory of Manheim receives the Cassel Feed Co trophy for grand champion Ayrshire at the Manheim Community Farm Show. Presenting the trophy is Gene Cassel. Abram showed the heifer for his sister Florence Mae Flory who was in Chicago with the 4H Dairy Judging Team.
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Abram G. Flory
Manheim
Cassel Feed Co
Ayrshire
Gene Cassel
Abram
Florence Mae Flory
Chicago
Lancaster Farming
Advisory committee proposal on farm food marketing efficiency
A Pennsylvania discussion highlights the role of farmers in high quality food marketing. The advisory committee proposal emerged from talks with farm and food groups to ensure producers and consumers keep pace with market needs and improvements.
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Pennsylvania
Grandma's Cincinnati Train Tale About Derby Winner
Grandma recounts meeting a young man on a train who offered to name the Kentucky Derby winner. She explains she declined, noting the chickens fill the garden and there is no room for a horse. The anecdote reflects a family day in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Central clearing house eyed to boost food marketing
Representatives urge a state wide push for a central clearing house to pool marketing knowledge across the farm food industry. Invitations are sent to state and area groups for an open meeting where the advisory committee would foster cooperation among growers processors grocers restaurant operators and consumers.
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Rainey